Raul Bobadilla (l.) and Co. secured four wins and a draw from their final five Hinrunde matches. - © © gettyimages
Raul Bobadilla (l.) and Co. secured four wins and a draw from their final five Hinrunde matches. - © © gettyimages

Hinrunde review: FC Augsburg

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The 2015/16 Bundesliga season is now at the halfway stage, providing the ideal time to take stock of each club's progress so far. Here, bundesliga.com puts FC Augsburg under the microscope.

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The story so far

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Until recently, it was looking like being a Hinrunde to forget for Augsburg. The gruelling UEFA Europa League schedule appeared to be having a detrimental effect on their performances in the Bundesliga as they tumbled into the bottom two, but Die Fuggerstädter knuckled down and their fortunes duly picked up towards the end of 2015.

Augsburg beat the odds to reach the last 32 of the Europa League and, on the back of a five-match unbeaten run, have managed to haul themselves out of the bottom three, a respectable five points clear of the relegation zone.

Top facts

    Augsburg's defenders have scored more goal (seven) than any other back line in the division.No team have scored more goals from dead-ball situations than Augsburg (ten). Ten is also 47.6 per cent of their total goal tally, making theirs the highest percentage of goals scored from set-pieces in the league.

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Interactive table

Ride the emotional roller coaster that has been Augsburg's first half of 2015/16 courtesy of our .

Hinrunde highlight

Relive the drama as Augsburg moved out of the bottom three with a last-gasp win over FC Schalke 04 on Matchday 16.